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Saffady, William – Special Libraries, 1976
Library text production and information retrieval applications require a programing language with string processing facilities. The most useful languages are SNOBOL, COMIT APL and PL/1. (Author/LS)
Descriptors: Computer Science, Information Processing, Library Automation, Programing Languages
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Yerkey, A. Neil – Special Libraries, 1973
A computer-assisted periodical control system was designed to reduce clerical time required to maintain records in three areas: renewal audit, routing, and records-keeping. The renewal audit features are unusual and are described in detail. (3 references) (Author/DH)
Descriptors: Computer Science, Library Acquisition, Library Automation, Library Circulation
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Chen, Simon P. J. – Special Libraries, 1973
250,000 volumes were converted from Dewey to LC by the on-line Administrative Terminal System (ATS) within seven months at Western Kentucky University Library. In turn, new catalog cards, Hollerith book cards, pockets, labels, bibliographies, and catalogs were produced by the automated ATS system. (6 references) (Author/DH)
Descriptors: Cataloging, Computer Science, Dewey Decimal Classification, Library Automation